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Ghost Owls at the Camel 

Friday, Sept. 2

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The haunting melodies behind indie-rock group Ghost Owls are something to take in and enjoy. The group consists of five musicians from different backgrounds who play a blend of rock, folk and jazz in songs that are uplifting with lighthearted sounds and yet also dark and thought provoking. The band has quickly developed a solid fan base, which may make it difficult to find a spot when Ghost Owls perform at the Camel on Friday, Sept. 2, at 9 p.m. $5. 353-4901.

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